xine-remote - a small tool to connect xine remote control server.

       This manual page was written by Daniel Caujolle-Bert <f1rmb@users.sourceforge.net> for the xine project.

The xine project                                   2002-04-16                                     XINE-REMOTE(1)

       Few commands are available, which are used to open or close a connection:

       ?      Display available commands (the xine-remote ones + server ones when connection is established).

       help <command>
              Display the purpose of <command>, if that is omitted, display available commands.

       syntax <command>
              Display the usage of <command>.

       version
              Display version.

       open <server[:port]>
              Open connection to server. A port can be optionally specified, using colon (:) separator.

       close  Close connection.

       quit   Leaving xine-remote.

       This manual page documents briefly the xine-remote tool.

       xine-remote  can  replace  a  raw  telnet connection to a xine remote control server. It use the readline
       facilities (completion, vi/emacs shortcuts, command history, etc...).  By default, it try to connect  the
       localhost, using the default port (see xine(1)).

       xine-remote - a small tool to connect xine remote control server.

       The  program follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long ioptions starting with two dashes (`-´).
       A summary of options are included below.

       -H,--host <hostname>
              Try to connect <hostname>.

       -P,--port <port>
              Try to connect the host using <port>.

       -c,--command <command>
              Send <command> to server then quit.  The command should be single quoted if it contain  spaces  or
              special characters.

       -n,--noconnect
              Do not initiate the connection on startup.

       -v,--version
              Display version.

       -h,--help
              Display options summary.

xine(1).

xine-remote[options]